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Player Spotlight: Charles Wort
Deacon Sports (subscription) Wort was named All-District (Texas District 25-5A Region IV), All-County, and 2nd team All-San Antonio Metro as a junior. He's helped the Unicorns get off to a 4-2 start to the season. "In our first game against Canyon I had 17 tackles, a pick, … |
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I play high school soccer for the Bard raptors. I’m a starter on a good team, and i play my role well, but I definately wouldn’t call myself a star player. I’m also in very good shape. I want to play soccer in college but i really have no idea what division, if any, i could play for. Any suggestions?
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Ross named W.Va. prep baseball player of the year
Daily Mail – Charleston The left-hander finished 11-0 on the season while boasting of a 0.36 earned run average for the Knights, who finished the season 23-5 and fell in the Class AAA, Region IV championship to Nitro. On the year, Ross finished with 106 strikeouts while … |
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Ross named W.Va. prep baseball player of the year
Daily Mail – Charleston The left-hander finished 11-0 on the season while boasting of a 0.36 earned run average for the Knights, who finished the season 23-5 and fell in the Class AAA, Region IV championship to Nitro. On the year, Ross finished with 106 strikeouts while … |
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Cabell Midland's Caleb Ross named W.Va. high school baseball player of the year
The Republic The left-hander finished 11-0 on the season while boasting of a 0.36 earned run average for the Knights, who finished the season 23-5 and fell in the Class AAA, Region IV championship to Nitro. On the year, Ross finished with 106 strikeouts while … |
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A versatile player to drive it home
Roanoke Times Going into this week's Region IV play, Burton was fifth on the team with 13 points (four goals, five assists), but according to his coach his ability to anchor a defense hit hard by graduation has been his biggest asset. The Bruins play in the Region … |
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I am 16 years old and I have played softball before, but not for my school or anything, just out of fun, me and my friends are going to join the softball team but I really want to become good at it. Are there any tips and quick lessons any one can provide to helping me become good. As far as catching, hitting, and throwing?
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All-Valley Soccer: Boys player of year Gonzalez left mark at Lopez
American Chronicle During that time, the Lobos have won three straight District 32-5A championships, including this season, and have advanced to the Region IV-5A Tournament three times. They advanced all the way to the Class 5A state final when Gonzalez was a sophomore … |
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Hi! I want to try out for my high school’s soccer team this spring. There are three teams–the freshmen team, JV, and Varsity. Because of my age, I would have to make the JV team to be able to play. In other words, I’m not a freshman. I have played soccer for 6 years, so I do have experience. However, I am very out of shape right now and my ball skills aren’t too fabulous. They never have been. My fortes are speed and aggressiveness. I am currently in a league playing for my parish, so I will be fully in shape by November, when we end. What can I do, starting now, to become a better player AND prepare myself for Spring tryouts? Also, what can I do over the winter to stay in shape?
When I say “become a better soccer player,” what I mean is, how can I improve my stamina, speed, and ball skills?
Thanks a bunch!